Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-04
LOCAL 6RGviTi6S.

VII fiVh NNtWaiu S'No ="
mex week.
Mr.. W. b. Chew. of the Nenia Gazette.
was in town today.
II is seldom that the streets of the city
are more crowded than they were today.
Born 10 Rev. and Mrs. s i. Dunlap a
son. DR. Geo. ID. Grant attending phySi
clan.
Mrs. J.B Atherton will visit in Mans
held few days with Mr. Jacob Atherton',
family.
Rev. George ID. Gotwald and wife and
Mr. Will W. Gotwald left today for Sa-
lima. Kansas.
Hon. Joseph &. G-st. of the Nrnia
Torchiigtt. was in town today Jew hours
on business.
Miss Jessie Nicely. of west High street.
LETT today via the |. b. 4 W. for her home
at Lancaster. %.
Miss Ida Wilson, of West Mansfield, is
in the city, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. H.
Drayer, Of north Factory street
Mr.. Peter Tuhey. of Id5 Gallagher street,
has been very sick for the past week. Dr.
ONeil is his attending physician.
Miss Gussie Conklin has returned from
her six weeks visit 10 Johnson's Island.
Lake Erie. She reports n very delightful
time.
Mr.. John Barnett and his sister. Miss
Carrie. Of Urbans, who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Kirkpatrick, have IT.
turned home.
Mrs. Vim. Bainbridge and daughter. Miss
L.aotto. of Cleveland are the guests Of theiI
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Shaw, of north
Market street.
Mrs Mary Cooney and daughter. of l9l
Linden avenue. is visiting friends a. Iron,
ton. o., and will not return to this city an.
ill September l.
Mr.. John T. King. of 2si east Pleasant
stree has opened up business at th.
corner of Clifton and East streets. and Is
doing good trade.
Miss Lide Shroufe, of Yellow Springs. i.
i touSihE. MISS LOU ESlltutt dbt
Mr.. u. G. Shrofe, at SO west jefferson
street this week.
DIR. Leonard's admirers of Urbana, have
purchased tent at the camp-grounds and
presented it to the doctor. He and family
will occupy ii at the coming meeting. g.-Ur
bana Citizen.
Mrs. Clara Mcintire gave very pleasant
children's party last evening at her resi-
dence on north Market street Those
present were mostly relatives of the family
A very pleasant time was enjoyed.
DIR. J. J. Coram, late of GAINESVILLE. 10
gan county, has just opened a drug store
at the corner of East and Clifton streets.
where he is doing steady and growing
business. He is also a practicing physician.
Preaching in a gospel tent, located on
| the corner OF east High street and Green
| mount avenue, near Greenmount crm-tery,
at s O'Clock every evening this week; also
| Sabbath evening. All are cordially in.
vited. Bring your gospel hymns. J. IL.
Roberts, pastor. Trinity Baptist.
One of the most spirited pool matches
which ever took place in Springfield was
waged yesterday between John Cohan and
John Lynch, commonly known as the Hi
bernian Nignaux." at their place on Main
street. Cohan won three out Of a possible
| three, and Lynch got even by calling him
the ''old man at every breath the rest of
the day.
At the sengerfest at Columbus. held re-
Gently, no organization attracted more
attention or received more commendatiC n
than the m" quartette of the Springfield
Mannerchor. 1t is composed of Messrs. p
MOntanus, lst tenor; Prof. 5. Mpller.
I'd tenor; Prof. August MammeS, lst bass
and Mr.. Paul Miller, I'd bass. All the gen.
tlemen's names commence with M. hence
the origin OF the name. The quartette did
splendid singing and were universally
praised. The organization will be made a
permanent one.